One likely explanation for why the Burst seemed to perform better than the Sonicare is that he became aware that his brushing technique was leaving so much plaque behind so on a subconscious level he brushed that tooth better without even realizing it. He needs to expand his experiment to include more people and then repeat it a few more times for the results to have any real meaning.
This guy is so transparent. Even admitting that he would get commission from us buying through his affiliate link, I know most of us understand that already but the fact that he said it is just so humble to me
I gifted myself with the burst toothbrush over the holidays. I love it. The first few times I used it, it tickled my cheek. Since I bought it during the holidays I was able to save $30. Best Investment Ever!
I just got my burst toothbrush yesterday. I feel like I wasn’t even really brushing my teeth all these years. The way my mouth felt so clean was as if I just left the dentist office. Like I even noticed a difference in how white my teeth were in one use. Love it!
We were skeptical about Burst because it was so beautiful, lol! But, it's amazing! It cleans near our gums way better without making his teeth sensitive.
I’ve had Burst for maybe 6 months now. I think the way the bristles are shaped (some are longer than others) leads to a better cleaning experience of removing debris in tighter crevices
This video helped me decide on a new electric toothbrushes after my trusty early-edition Sonicare finally died after about 5 years or so. I also had sone sensitivity with my Sonicare over one tooth that had a shoddy crown job, so between that and all the types of electronic toothbrush out now, I didn't just rush out and get the latest edition Sonicare. I had read some great reviews about the Burst in various comparison articles, so I was glad to come across this video made by a dentist with objective results of the plaque test. I ended up buying the Burst a few weeks ago and LOVE IT! The vibrations are not so agrressive to make me sensitive, it is sturdy (doesnt feel like a cheaper version to me like he said, but I'm also comparing to a 5-6 year old Sonicare), the head is small enough to easily reach my back teeth, the bristles are soft enough that I can really get at the gumline without sensitivity. Even after my first brush, it had removed plaque that wasn't even being removed by my Sonicare - plaque I didnt even know I had! Teeth felt like a fresh dental cleaning from a hygienist. The heads are also less expensive to replace. I am really happy with it! (Note: I am not a paid promoter - wish I was lol. I just showed my family this toothbrush and shared this video as well.)
@@calebthomas5411 I really love it. I especially like the small head for maneuverability as well as some of their other products, like the sensitive friendly whitening strips. I still have the same system, and the replacement heads are very affordable.
Oral-B for life. That round brush also makes it MUCH easier to get to the teeth all the way back in your mouth. It's also mechanical instead of vibration, so it cleans better.
The plaque always builds up in the same spots because those spots don’t have much mechanical activity happening in them. For example, that tooth that’s slightly out of place has a crevice where your tongue won’t make contact with when you run your tongue across it. The inside of your lip never rubs against it. It’s a spot where things can chill and grow
I feel like it depends on brushing style, mouth anatomy etc. I have always used Oral B because I like the small brush head. I’m not a lazy brusher, I brush everything
@@mona-checkoutmychannel7656 just got burst ! For the price alone it's great and cost to own with the cheap brush head subscription. It works great and like you said small brush head so it fits around the mouth easy !
In fairness, you didn't use the Sonicare like they recommend. You aren't supposed to go back and forth, you are just supposed to run the toothbrush on an angle along the gumline. I love my Sonicare Diamond- which was recommended by my dentist. He now says I'm of no use to him, because he can't make any money off me anymore! (He's a character)
I personally pay attention to every tooth I have and when I brush my teeth, I look at them in the mirror. I really think it depends on brushing techniques.
Thanx Doc. I emphasis to my clients the most important oral hygiene tips are, “flossing brushes 40% of the tooth” (pink areas in the corners are only cleaned by floss) and “it is a tooth brush(Oral-B) not a teeth brush (Sonicare).” Teeth brushing may result in a tooth, tooth brushing should help you keep your teeth. Eric Vaihinger CRDH
People should remember the problem is you can’t guarantee that with each day you brush exactly like the day before or night or however many times a day you brush. Regardless of the toothbrush, thats human nature the same as you are not the same person psychologically that you were two, five minutes or an hour ago - things occur in that time. It’s a test with variability, so you could use the burst brush again even after having the better of the four results this day/morning and then the next day miss spots. Not every day do you apply the same movements/directionality or pressure on every spot evenly/ with exact precise distribution. Best way to look at it is how clean your teeth get on the parts where you truly try / know you brushed well - that will give a reading of how well the brush can actually perform, human error / nature cannot be blamed on a technically working product if the product does what it actually claims really. Thanks for the posting the video though, it was interesting to watch and see the results when using the pill. Can you buy those pills to use to show where the plaque is if they are available and use them daily, or is that not advised / could have adverse affects on oral health even?
Looks like those pills are available on Amazon! Just type in “disclosing tablets” :) I totally agree with you about human error. The truth is you can do just as good a job with a manual brush (which is what I use) as with any electric. The important part is proper technique!
Ask A Hygienist thank you, I’ll have a look! I have refused to buy an electric toothbrush for years for basically that same reason (and a few others). Last week however, I bought an electric toothbrush on sale (not a top model and it was quite cheap - Oral b 2000) and so far have been pleasantly surprised at how clean my teeth and gums get and have gotten used to using it quicker than I thought it might take. I mainly decided to try one as I had an issue reaching my back teeth with a manual toothbrush head and every time I brushed I became a bit unwell. I just thought for the price I could try and if i decided to revert back it wasn’t a huge loss financially. I’ll wait longer to make up my mind as to wether its money well spent or not :) I agree with what you say about technique, I think one of the potential issues is that some people become quite lazy with brushing and see using an electric as if it solves all problems / requires less effort to use. If i don’t put the effort in either with a manual or an electric, well then that my own fault if my oral health suffers really.
Of all the videos I watched about electric toothbrushes, this was by far the most helpful. Purchasing the Burst for me and my husband through your links because of how well it cleaned here and because of the cost. Seems pretty low risk to me. If for some reason we don't like it, will purchase Oral-B. Thank you!
1) What R&D?? Again what's there to it besides a vibrating plastic bit? 2) cheap toothbrushes are also sold for profit? So again why is this different?
Mine is the Walmart generic brand which is just under $20. Three brush heads replacements are $15 which seem expensive though. ..yet when my hygienist does her maintenance cleaning of my teeth she likes they're pretty clean. No matter how much we do, we still need to go to our dental clinics and get them checked out. Last time they canceled my appointment because I had a sore throat.. They were concerned about possibly covid. Which was disappointing oh well
Flossing is what cleans in between your teeth, while brushing primarily removes the outer surfaces. Flossing daily will remove plaque and buildup between your teeth ^-^
Yes very very true! The burst sonic toothbrush definitely stands up to its reputation, I’ve been using my for over a month now and the results, just amazing! Definitely worth the buy!
This video was really well presented. The results for the v-brush were pretty much what i expected (maybe good in a pinch like working 12hr shifts like i do. better than not brushing at all and more portable) I bought my first electric brush last summer. I went with oral b and the results have been great. I do like the round design myself because it does make you focus on getting the brush on each tooth as the video says (seems I'm a bit of a perfectionist lol). I wish I had bought an electric brush years ago.
I wish dentists would go over toothpaste allergies, it took over 25 years of suffering for a dentist to go hey could you be allergic to your toothpaste? I then switched to another brand not colgate or crest, and my gums are 90% better than they were. Dry mouth can also lead to irritation and gum issues, dentists simply just saying you aren't doing a good job isn't very productive.
William Jarosz I agree. I just brush my teeth coconut oil. My hygienist suggested I start using a mouth wash or rinse at night before bed. She handed me something. I looked at the ingredients - full of sugar. I said, soooooo, you want me to slush sugar around in my mouth and leave the residue there all night while I sleep???? No thanks!
Ha! I just bought my burst yesterday and got almost 50% off because I bundled with my girlfriend. Watching this afterwards made me feel like I made the right choice and got it for a good value. Thanks for taking the time to compare the best brushes on the market and giving an honest review that actually was fair 👍🏼
@@SleeplessinOC it’s been so long since I last used Sonicare, I couldn’t tell you anymore. But what I can tell you is I’m still using Burst and I’m pretty happy.
Thank you for showing the comparison between toothbrushes. I am purchasing one from your channel for your time and money spent on all of the toothbrushes used.
I would like to see the images of the exact brush heads for each toothbrush he used. I have a Sonicare, and have noticed despite how similar the brush heads may appear, I get greatly varying results depending which I'm using. I'm wondering if there are Oral-B ones that would perform better or worse for different tooth alignments than what he used. I would also like to see all brushes he used lined up for comparison.
To be fair...all of these brushes are designed to be used in a pattern around the teeth to touch each area. The reason why plaque still remains for most people is they use the toothbrush like a regular brush and miss areas. Sonicare hands down. RDH here. 👌👍
So I have a sonicare which I had contemplated ditching in hopes of finding a better electric with cheaper replacement heads but you’re saying sonicare is still the one to go with ? I had been using a manual after accidentally dropping my sonicare and dirtying up the brush head on it and too lazy until now to buy more but thought hmmm maybe there is an even better electric brush that does a better job of removing plaque while being gentle at the same time. Thus my watching these videos . Should I stick with my sonicare?
I'm a dentist too, I've been using Oral B and all of the time I keep hearing how great the sonicare is and I wanted to know what all the fuss is about. This clears it up, it's really nothing that different in comparison so if you have one of those then stick to it, no need to change unless you really want to.
The main noticeable difference between a sonic toothbrush and a non sonic one like Oral B is the weight. I have both the Oral B and a Colgate Omron sonic toothbrush and the weight difference is like night and day,my Colgate Omron is as light as a feather as well as being incredibly slim compared to my Oral B.
I've have had a Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9300 for over a year now and absolutely love it. My hygienist loves it as well. Teeth barely need cleaning when using it regularly.
This actually helps because I’ve recently been having gum irritations and as I can’t see my dentist or doctor until next week I’ve been looking for solutions
Hazey there could be many reasons for gum irritation! It could even be because you are brushing too hard orrr missing spots and the plaque buildup is irritating your gums. Sorry for the unsolicited advice lol I’m passionate about teeth XD
I purchased the Burst toothbrush and received it in the mail today. I like that they send you a brush head every 12 weeks for $7. And if your unit stops working, they'll replace it for free. I also read the brush is not made out of nylon like other brush heads are. When i used it today, my gums didn't feel cut up afterwards. It's just my first day but I like it!
@@SleeplessinOC only one model type from this brand. The only difference are the colors of the brush. I went to a dental check up and the dentist said my teeth and gums are looking good and whatever im doing to keep it up. I have never had a dentist give me those comments before.
Thank you for the good video, clean, clear and true Ordered my new Burst set this week, and will be getting it next week We are a family that uses regular tooth brushes but feel like bringing something new will reinvigorate the process of "wanting" to brush teeth. I am hoping for aaah this is new and modern and fun, in the beginning and then the process of letting the equipment do the work will give into cleaner mouths and less stress for us as a family trying to get our kids on top of dental hygiene. And a BIG YES, that flossing is still a must no matter what new toothbrushes you get. Appreciate your time and helpful video content! Thumbs up on your quality video, good lighting, audio and editing.
Loved this video!! Thank you so much for doing this experiment no one was using those dyes to show if the brush was really working or not and i didnt understand why so this video was excatly what i wanted to see i will definatly be getting the burst brush after my sonic kicks the bucket.. If it ever will lol ive had mine for years probably like 5 years and i just replace the heads when needed cant complain about getting my moneys worth thats forsure but you definatly sold me on the burst!!!
The first brush said it could brush your teeth in a few seconds , you did that and it didn't work very good but can you leave it on for a minute or two and see what it can really do given some time. Thank you
Totally interested in an updated video of this for other popular electric toothbrushes like colgate's hum and Bruush ! If it hasn't been done already :)
Thanks for this review, I love how in depth it was! I use the Burst toothbrush (After using the sonicare diamond clean for years) and I was convinced that it didn't work as well because the vibrations weren't as strong and even the vibrations per minute was less than the sonicare one, but this review has shown me that the Burst works just as well! No more receding gumlines for me!
wow, great job doing this test! I feel the need to suggest that the test would have more terms through which we can make sure we don't really have any artifact discussing the results. so maybe the sequence of toothbrush use had an impact, so repeating the same test with a few different sequences and comparing them would solve that issue. if the result would be the same for the Burst toothbrush when you start the test with it, then I'll truly be convinced that the results are valid. Thank you for the video !
In my opinion Oral B is better than Phillips. Something about that circular brush head. Definitely a great choice for people who have problem areas. For instance, the lingual surface on the lower mandibular. I used to have problems with that area so I switched to oral b and it's much better. Yes, I floss but switching the toothbrush helped alot. Maybe I'll try Burst tho. Seems pretty good.
I am using the Burst and find that it cleans much better than my Sonicare. I have a place on one tooth that is always missed and have to scrub it with floss to remove the plaque. The Burst gets that spot. The reason the Burst cleans better is the longer, softer bristles. They get between teeth and along gum lines much better than the stiffer bristles. I can even feel them getting under the gums.
Great video! Concise and informative. I've always been bad about keeping my teeth clean and it results in more frequent trips to the hygienist for cleanings (3x/annually). But since the last cleaning, I've gotten a lot better and one of the things that helped was getting a Quip toothbrush. The timing and the comfort of it along with subscription head replacements have made it easy to keep up my dental hygiene. I'm flossing more consistently too because I love how clean my mouth feels and looks. I'd be interested in seeing a comparison between the Burst and Quip, if you get around to it. Since I've already made the investment, unless it proves to be junk like that v-white (which I doubt), I'll probably just keep it, but it'd be nice to know I made a good choice. Also I would like to hear what you know about hydroxyapatite. Just ordered a toothpaste called Rise Up, which replaces flouride with hydroxyapatite. I'm not afraid of flouride; I always use a flouride toothpaste and grew up in California drinking flourinated water. I have a great teeth with only two minor cavities filled, but they are sensitive. I had read that remineralization that hydroxyapatite does helps reduces sensitivity. I don't like overly sweet toothpastes either and it seems weird to me that toothpaste companies keep making their pastes so sweet (and promoting sweet addiction) when we all know sugar is bad for your teeth.
Do you feel like the timing on the 30 second toothbrush was the issue? If it was used longer would it be effective? I like the concept behind the design that it brushes each quadrant equally, but I was skeptical about the time.
I still like my dual action Braun from twelve or so years ago. Regular looking brush covers much more area than the tiny round ones. Sonic Care was touted by my dentist seven or eight years ago so I ordered one from Amazon. Felt cheap and again had a tiny little brush but more importantly the first one just failed to turn on. Then the replacement also failed to work. So much for that garbage. My dual action is still going strong although I have to say that I brush while watching YT and it generally is at least six or eight minutes. For other reasons I do not use tooth paste so there is no abrasive action. I also only brush once a day. Seems to work for me as my checkups are very good. I only hope I can replace my Braun dual action when this ones poops out. I have no trouble getting the brushes on line for it. I have no faith in gimmicky products that have no quality control and are built and sold for and by advertising. Flashing lights on a tooth brush for more than a hundred dollars!! P.T. Barnum sure had it right. Take care. Doug
Thank you so much! Just bought a Burst after getting an awesome teeth cleaning. It seems so soft like it isn’t doing anything. But my teeth feel so clean . I did notice that despite my vigilant brushing and flossing , some of the tea stains are returning to my teeth after only a couple of weeks post cleaning. I’m So sad . Any tips to keep the stains down ? I’m 45 and I drink a lot of unsweetened chai tea . I switched to chai from coffee a couple of years ago and I’ve noticed that tea stains my teeth worse than coffee did . Or is it that I’m getting older and my teeth stain more easily.?Wonderful video!!! I’ve considered trying this experiment myself. But hadn’t looked into where to get the special teeth dye . They used that stuff when I was a kid to show us how to brush properly. I’ve always taken care of my teeth . You only get the one set of adult teeth . It pains me to see people flat out not brush their teeth ! I’d go insane ! Just the bad taste in my mouth and the furry feeling of plaque would drive me nuts ! Thank you 😊
There is no point buying a electric toothbrush if you are going to scrub or use it like a conventional toothbrush. As I like to tell my patients, think of toothpaste as sand, and your teeth as your car paint. Now would you brush with light pressure or heavy pressure.
I guess the point to use it is they have right amount of pressure on your teeth, if you go to heavy it will tell you. At least it’s the way for my sister
So he's the 1/10 dentists....
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lol thanks for the comercial
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Finally someone who actually brushes his teeth on camera. Thumbs up👍🏽
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You mfs actually need someone to show you how to brush your teeth? Man human life is scraping the bottom of the bowl at this point..
imagine just scrolling through youtube and just seeing ur dentist
I work for a dentist that I could never imagine on RUclips, I would die 😂
Could you ask him where does he get the tablets from?
@Alexander Supertramp whoa chill
@Alexander Supertramp someones cranky
Haha
One likely explanation for why the Burst seemed to perform better than the Sonicare is that he became aware that his brushing technique was leaving so much plaque behind so on a subconscious level he brushed that tooth better without even realizing it.
He needs to expand his experiment to include more people and then repeat it a few more times for the results to have any real meaning.
Science🤓
This guy is so transparent. Even admitting that he would get commission from us buying through his affiliate link, I know most of us understand that already but the fact that he said it is just so humble to me
I gifted myself with the burst toothbrush over the holidays. I love it. The first few times I used it, it tickled my cheek. Since I bought it during the holidays I was able to save $30. Best Investment Ever!
I am so glad that you were truthful during this process most professionals have cheated the process and just said it was trash.
I just got my burst toothbrush yesterday. I feel like I wasn’t even really brushing my teeth all these years. The way my mouth felt so clean was as if I just left the dentist office. Like I even noticed a difference in how white my teeth were in one use. Love it!
How’s your battery life doing? Does it still hold a charge?
My teeth feel so much cleaner!
What is the link ?
Where did you buy it? US or EU? Store name?
We were skeptical about Burst because it was so beautiful, lol! But, it's amazing! It cleans near our gums way better without making his teeth sensitive.
I have the sonicare and the oral B.From my personal experience, oral B is better (by far) at cleaning teeth and keeping them white.
I’ve had Burst for maybe 6 months now. I think the way the bristles are shaped (some are longer than others) leads to a better cleaning experience of removing debris in tighter crevices
have you had any problems with it since than ?
The Bristles are an interesting point! Oral B has several options or had several options.
My oralb finally gave out after almost 15 years. I'll try out Burst using your link. Thanks!
This video helped me decide on a new electric toothbrushes after my trusty early-edition Sonicare finally died after about 5 years or so. I also had sone sensitivity with my Sonicare over one tooth that had a shoddy crown job, so between that and all the types of electronic toothbrush out now, I didn't just rush out and get the latest edition Sonicare. I had read some great reviews about the Burst in various comparison articles, so I was glad to come across this video made by a dentist with objective results of the plaque test. I ended up buying the Burst a few weeks ago and LOVE IT! The vibrations are not so agrressive to make me sensitive, it is sturdy (doesnt feel like a cheaper version to me like he said, but I'm also comparing to a 5-6 year old Sonicare), the head is small enough to easily reach my back teeth, the bristles are soft enough that I can really get at the gumline without sensitivity. Even after my first brush, it had removed plaque that wasn't even being removed by my Sonicare - plaque I didnt even know I had! Teeth felt like a fresh dental cleaning from a hygienist. The heads are also less expensive to replace. I am really happy with it! (Note: I am not a paid promoter - wish I was lol. I just showed my family this toothbrush and shared this video as well.)
how is the burst treating you now ? any problems ?
@@calebthomas5411 I really love it. I especially like the small head for maneuverability as well as some of their other products, like the sensitive friendly whitening strips. I still have the same system, and the replacement heads are very affordable.
@@beyedoc which model did you end up getting?
Oral-B for life. That round brush also makes it MUCH easier to get to the teeth all the way back in your mouth. It's also mechanical instead of vibration, so it cleans better.
The higher priced Oral b models are doing 3d motions, i.e. left and right and up and down which is very similar to sonic toothbrushes
The plaque always builds up in the same spots because those spots don’t have much mechanical activity happening in them. For example, that tooth that’s slightly out of place has a crevice where your tongue won’t make contact with when you run your tongue across it. The inside of your lip never rubs against it. It’s a spot where things can chill and grow
I feel like it depends on brushing style, mouth anatomy etc. I have always used Oral B because I like the small brush head. I’m not a lazy brusher, I brush everything
I like the little brush heads too.
I have burst, also has a small head
@@mona-checkoutmychannel7656 just got burst ! For the price alone it's great and cost to own with the cheap brush head subscription. It works great and like you said small brush head so it fits around the mouth easy !
Yeah I use Walmart generic brand which my hygienist likes the results. Pretty much like the Oral B small head
True the smaller brush head helps you reach every corner which a big brush may miss out. I prefer Oral B too for the same reason
In fairness, you didn't use the Sonicare like they recommend. You aren't supposed to go back and forth, you are just supposed to run the toothbrush on an angle along the gumline. I love my Sonicare Diamond- which was recommended by my dentist. He now says I'm of no use to him, because he can't make any money off me anymore! (He's a character)
I personally pay attention to every tooth I have and when I brush my teeth, I look at them in the mirror. I really think it depends on brushing techniques.
Thanx Doc. I emphasis to my clients the most important oral hygiene tips are, “flossing brushes 40% of the tooth” (pink areas in the corners are only cleaned by floss) and “it is a tooth brush(Oral-B) not a teeth brush (Sonicare).” Teeth brushing may result in a tooth, tooth brushing should help you keep your teeth. Eric Vaihinger CRDH
People should remember the problem is you can’t guarantee that with each day you brush exactly like the day before or night or however many times a day you brush. Regardless of the toothbrush, thats human nature the same as you are not the same person psychologically that you were two, five minutes or an hour ago - things occur in that time. It’s a test with variability, so you could use the burst brush again even after having the better of the four results this day/morning and then the next day miss spots. Not every day do you apply the same movements/directionality or pressure on every spot evenly/ with exact precise distribution.
Best way to look at it is how clean your teeth get on the parts where you truly try / know you brushed well - that will give a reading of how well the brush can actually perform, human error / nature cannot be blamed on a technically working product if the product does what it actually claims really.
Thanks for the posting the video though, it was interesting to watch and see the results when using the pill.
Can you buy those pills to use to show where the plaque is if they are available and use them daily, or is that not advised / could have adverse affects on oral health even?
Ask A Hygienist is another dental channel with comparison!
Looks like those pills are available on Amazon! Just type in “disclosing tablets” :)
I totally agree with you about human error. The truth is you can do just as good a job with a manual brush (which is what I use) as with any electric. The important part is proper technique!
Ask A Hygienist thank you, I’ll have a look! I have refused to buy an electric toothbrush for years for basically that same reason (and a few others). Last week however, I bought an electric toothbrush on sale (not a top model and it was quite cheap - Oral b 2000) and so far have been pleasantly surprised at how clean my teeth and gums get and have gotten used to using it quicker than I thought it might take. I mainly decided to try one as I had an issue reaching my back teeth with a manual toothbrush head and every time I brushed I became a bit unwell. I just thought for the price I could try and if i decided to revert back it wasn’t a huge loss financially. I’ll wait longer to make up my mind as to wether its money well spent or not :)
I agree with what you say about technique, I think one of the potential issues is that some people become quite lazy with brushing and see using an electric as if it solves all problems / requires less effort to use.
If i don’t put the effort in either with a manual or an electric, well then that my own fault if my oral health suffers really.
Of all the videos I watched about electric toothbrushes, this was by far the most helpful. Purchasing the Burst for me and my husband through your links because of how well it cleaned here and because of the cost. Seems pretty low risk to me. If for some reason we don't like it, will purchase Oral-B. Thank you!
TheUntitledOnes how was it?
Was it effective??
Pls we want to know hahahah
How was it?????
Yes . We want to know!
How are these so expensive when they're just electric vibrating handles and little mass produced bristle heads
Cameron Gaul it’s more than vibrating brushes.
Gotta cover all the R&D that goes into some of these products.
Capitalism. Theyre for profit businesses.
1) What R&D?? Again what's there to it besides a vibrating plastic bit? 2) cheap toothbrushes are also sold for profit? So again why is this different?
Mine is the Walmart generic brand which is just under $20. Three brush heads replacements are $15 which seem expensive though. ..yet when my hygienist does her maintenance cleaning of my teeth she likes they're pretty clean. No matter how much we do, we still need to go to our dental clinics and get them checked out. Last time they canceled my appointment because I had a sore throat.. They were concerned about possibly covid. Which was disappointing oh well
Because they help your teeth
Flossing is what cleans in between your teeth, while brushing primarily removes the outer surfaces. Flossing daily will remove plaque and buildup between your teeth ^-^
Yes very very true! The burst sonic toothbrush definitely stands up to its reputation, I’ve been using my for over a month now and the results, just amazing! Definitely worth the buy!
Can you do a video on water flossers??
In my follow up video i review the waterpik toothbrush.
@@RickBuck where is it?
@@RickBuck srsly where is it????
@@RickBuck Could you link this video here?
It's in this video at 11:44
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This video was really well presented.
The results for the v-brush were pretty much what i expected (maybe good in a pinch like working 12hr shifts like i do. better than not brushing at all and more portable)
I bought my first electric brush last summer. I went with oral b and the results have been great. I do like the round design myself because it does make you focus on getting the brush on each tooth as the video says (seems I'm a bit of a perfectionist lol). I wish I had bought an electric brush years ago.
I wish dentists would go over toothpaste allergies, it took over 25 years of suffering for a dentist to go hey could you be allergic to your toothpaste? I then switched to another brand not colgate or crest, and my gums are 90% better than they were. Dry mouth can also lead to irritation and gum issues, dentists simply just saying you aren't doing a good job isn't very productive.
What brand do you use now? I also use crest and have similar problems
@@DavyDave1313 I switched to Biotene gentle mint which is designed not to irritate. they also have related products for dry mouth issues.
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Everytime I brush my teeth my nose runs for about 2/3 minutes. Like an allergic reaction?????
Toothpastes have all sorts of crap in them and most of them are sweetened unfortunately.
William Jarosz
I agree. I just brush my teeth coconut oil.
My hygienist suggested I start using a mouth wash or rinse at night before bed. She handed me something. I looked at the ingredients - full of sugar. I said, soooooo, you want me to slush sugar around in my mouth and leave the residue there all night while I sleep???? No thanks!
My school had us chew those pills as kids to have us learn how to brush! Love medical professional reviews after having extensive dental surgery.
Ha! I just bought my burst yesterday and got almost 50% off because I bundled with my girlfriend. Watching this afterwards made me feel like I made the right choice and got it for a good value. Thanks for taking the time to compare the best brushes on the market and giving an honest review that actually was fair 👍🏼
I had Sonicare for over 5yrs. I bought Burst a week ago because of this review. Burst all the way.
Really ?? Is it that much better???
@@SleeplessinOC it’s been so long since I last used Sonicare, I couldn’t tell you anymore. But what I can tell you is I’m still using Burst and I’m pretty happy.
Thank you so much for doing this! It's amazing to see the difference. I'm looking for better brushes for my family and I really appreciate this video!
I bought a Burst after seeing this video and I’m not sure I’ll go back to manual brushing ever again. Thanks so much!
Thanks for the link discount!! I have been wanting to try the Burst and yes, the fact that it’s pretty makes it even more fun!!
Him showing expensive electric brushes.
Me with my 1$ brush in my mouth😲
I absolutely love the honesty
Thank you for showing the comparison between toothbrushes. I am purchasing one from your channel for your time and money spent on all of the toothbrushes used.
I would like to see the images of the exact brush heads for each toothbrush he used. I have a Sonicare, and have noticed despite how similar the brush heads may appear, I get greatly varying results depending which I'm using. I'm wondering if there are Oral-B ones that would perform better or worse for different tooth alignments than what he used. I would also like to see all brushes he used lined up for comparison.
Although he did a good test. There are still a lot of variables, technique, pressure, time, brush heads, etc
To be fair...all of these brushes are designed to be used in a pattern around the teeth to touch each area. The reason why plaque still remains for most people is they use the toothbrush like a regular brush and miss areas. Sonicare hands down. RDH here. 👌👍
Debra LaRue ugh THANK YOU Debra! Thats what I’ve been trying to say lol. It’s all about the technique!
So I have a sonicare which I had contemplated ditching in hopes of finding a better electric with cheaper replacement heads but you’re saying sonicare is still the one to go with ? I had been using a manual after accidentally dropping my sonicare and dirtying up the brush head on it and too lazy until now to buy more but thought hmmm maybe there is an even better electric brush that does a better job of removing plaque while being gentle at the same time. Thus my watching these videos . Should I stick with my sonicare?
I'm a dentist too, I've been using Oral B and all of the time I keep hearing how great the sonicare is and I wanted to know what all the fuss is about. This clears it up, it's really nothing that different in comparison so if you have one of those then stick to it, no need to change unless you really want to.
The main noticeable difference between a sonic toothbrush and a non sonic one like Oral B is the weight. I have both the Oral B and a Colgate Omron sonic toothbrush and the weight difference is like night and day,my Colgate Omron is as light as a feather as well as being incredibly slim compared to my Oral B.
You are a good dentist in the day and the best youtuber in night.
There are inconsistencies in the way you brush with each different tooth brush which will majorly changes the outcome. Great video nome the less.
He did brush longer in each quadrant while using burst.
I've have had a Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9300 for over a year now and absolutely love it. My hygienist loves it as well. Teeth barely need cleaning when using it regularly.
This actually helps because I’ve recently been having gum irritations and as I can’t see my dentist or doctor until next week I’ve been looking for solutions
Hazey there could be many reasons for gum irritation! It could even be because you are brushing too hard orrr missing spots and the plaque buildup is irritating your gums. Sorry for the unsolicited advice lol I’m passionate about teeth XD
Ask A Hygienist I got rid off the irritation by using Colgate medical mouth wash for 3 times a day on a 7 period
@@hazey1373 Glad it helped!!
2:24 I'm laughing because this is honestly how I feel about Oral-B
Convinced me, now I use Burst. I think it has something to do with the different lengths of the bristles.
Just what I was looking for, good job!!!
I swear
I would LOVE you to test the Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige $300 toothbrush... Curious if better then the model you used?
I really appreciate how upfront you were about product commission. Most RUclipsrs don't have your scruples.
Wonder how the new IO version of Oral-B looks compared to this one since its an improvement over the old.
I used to use sonicare, but I switched to the Oral-B because I am meticulous with my team and it forces me to focus on each individual tooth.
I bought the most expensive Oral-B. I felt cheated coming from a Sonicare. I promptly switched back.
I purchased the Burst toothbrush and received it in the mail today. I like that they send you a brush head every 12 weeks for $7. And if your unit stops working, they'll replace it for free. I also read the brush is not made out of nylon like other brush heads are. When i used it today, my gums didn't feel cut up afterwards. It's just my first day but I like it!
Did you purchase it off the website?
@@thanamesny7807 yes!
@@dh6320 how are you currently liking it ? Is it gentle on your gums? What model did you get? Do your teeth feel more sensitive ?
@@SleeplessinOC only one model type from this brand. The only difference are the colors of the brush. I went to a dental check up and the dentist said my teeth and gums are looking good and whatever im doing to keep it up. I have never had a dentist give me those comments before.
You could seriously just have a whole channel for reviewing toothbrushes! I'd watch them ALL. Amazing video, beyoooond helpful. Thank you :)
See my channel called Baseline Dental. Its not ALL toothbrush reviews but there are more.
I’ve added Burst in rotation to my Sonicare. Still searching for that totally satisfying clean with one brush.
I love your videos!!! Your so open and honest and such a great reviewer!!!
Would like to see a similar video for portable water flossers.
Thank you for the good video, clean, clear and true
Ordered my new Burst set this week, and will be getting it next week
We are a family that uses regular tooth brushes but feel like bringing something new will reinvigorate the process of "wanting" to brush teeth. I am hoping for aaah this is new and modern and fun, in the beginning and then the process of letting the equipment do the work will give into cleaner mouths and less stress for us as a family trying to get our kids on top of dental hygiene. And a BIG YES, that flossing is still a must no matter what new toothbrushes you get. Appreciate your time and helpful video content! Thumbs up on your quality video, good lighting, audio and editing.
Such an awesome video! I’m getting my burst soon, can’t wait to try! I was hesitant that it would bring good results
Since you was hesitant, than why bought it? So stultify oneself
Really informative Rick thank you !
Awesome & Informative Review👍🏿💯💖
I got a Burst and it's the best investment I've made ever.
Loved this video!! Thank you so much for doing this experiment no one was using those dyes to show if the brush was really working or not and i didnt understand why so this video was excatly what i wanted to see i will definatly be getting the burst brush after my sonic kicks the bucket.. If it ever will lol ive had mine for years probably like 5 years and i just replace the heads when needed cant complain about getting my moneys worth thats forsure but you definatly sold me on the burst!!!
The first brush said it could brush your teeth in a few seconds , you did that and it didn't work very good but can you leave it on for a minute or two and see what it can really do given some time. Thank you
🙌🏼THANK YOU!!! I only take recommendations from ppl with BACKGROUNDS in the subjects!🙏🏼😁
Totally interested in an updated video of this for other popular electric toothbrushes like colgate's hum and Bruush ! If it hasn't been done already :)
Awesome video specially demonstration ..
Thanks for this review, I love how in depth it was! I use the Burst toothbrush (After using the sonicare diamond clean for years) and I was convinced that it didn't work as well because the vibrations weren't as strong and even the vibrations per minute was less than the sonicare one, but this review has shown me that the Burst works just as well! No more receding gumlines for me!
Fantastic review thank you! I'd love to see one where you compared an electric to a normal toothbrush with this method!
Great review 👌👍
Thanks.
Love my Burst brush and water flosser!
Very helpful video, thank you. Think I'll try the burst, price and results seem the best.
I bought the burst and so far am really happy with it!
Thanks for the review. Very helpful
Great video! I picked up the Burst brush from this
wow, great job doing this test! I feel the need to suggest that the test would have more terms through which we can make sure we don't really have any artifact discussing the results. so maybe the sequence of toothbrush use had an impact, so repeating the same test with a few different sequences and comparing them would solve that issue. if the result would be the same for the Burst toothbrush when you start the test with it, then I'll truly be convinced that the results are valid. Thank you for the video !
Is this without the toothpaste on the brushes? Does toothpaste make a difference?
Thank you, experiment was very useful
This is really helpful
Brilliant video. Love this.
Great vid! Can you do one on the best teeth whitening technologies/products ie pur white, snow, etc.?
Very informative video, absolutely loved this. Thank you!
In my opinion Oral B is better than Phillips. Something about that circular brush head. Definitely a great choice for people who have problem areas. For instance, the lingual surface on the lower mandibular. I used to have problems with that area so I switched to oral b and it's much better. Yes, I floss but switching the toothbrush helped alot. Maybe I'll try Burst tho. Seems pretty good.
I live in HK, where were never seen the brand "burst toothbrush."
It’s only online.
@@claudshairandfood Yes, but they only ship to UK and USA
@@ilkerceto7707 that’s such a bummer. I really don’t like when companies are limited like that. I hope they open up to other countries soon.
Great video.... very informative! Thank you
Purchased burst right after watching video! Thank you
I am using the Burst and find that it cleans much better than my Sonicare. I have a place on one tooth that is always missed and have to scrub it with floss to remove the plaque. The Burst gets that spot. The reason the Burst cleans better is the longer, softer bristles. They get between teeth and along gum lines much better than the stiffer bristles. I can even feel them getting under the gums.
Does your Burst still hold a charge?
Are your teeth more sensitive though after using Burst? I always think that if it cleans too well , that it’s also brushing off some enamel too.
Great video! Concise and informative. I've always been bad about keeping my teeth clean and it results in more frequent trips to the hygienist for cleanings (3x/annually). But since the last cleaning, I've gotten a lot better and one of the things that helped was getting a Quip toothbrush. The timing and the comfort of it along with subscription head replacements have made it easy to keep up my dental hygiene. I'm flossing more consistently too because I love how clean my mouth feels and looks. I'd be interested in seeing a comparison between the Burst and Quip, if you get around to it. Since I've already made the investment, unless it proves to be junk like that v-white (which I doubt), I'll probably just keep it, but it'd be nice to know I made a good choice.
Also I would like to hear what you know about hydroxyapatite. Just ordered a toothpaste called Rise Up, which replaces flouride with hydroxyapatite. I'm not afraid of flouride; I always use a flouride toothpaste and grew up in California drinking flourinated water. I have a great teeth with only two minor cavities filled, but they are sensitive. I had read that remineralization that hydroxyapatite does helps reduces sensitivity. I don't like overly sweet toothpastes either and it seems weird to me that toothpaste companies keep making their pastes so sweet (and promoting sweet addiction) when we all know sugar is bad for your teeth.
I wish you had a link for the red dye! Ive gotten lazy brushing my teeth and i would like a ggod wakeup call
Samuel Sanders they’re called disclosing tablets. You can buy them on amazon :)
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions. Guess I need to brush longer than I have my 1st 74 years < Grin >
high quality video, i subscribed :)
Very informational 👍🏽
Thanks!
Thank U soooo much I was in the mind set to cave on the 30second toothbrush.👌👍🤜🤛
Wow thanks for this!
Do you feel like the timing on the 30 second toothbrush was the issue? If it was used longer would it be effective? I like the concept behind the design that it brushes each quadrant equally, but I was skeptical about the time.
I like your honesty
Thanks for this review. I was on the fence about burst. Seemed gimmicky. But now I ordered one!
Thank you doctor for the great reviews!
I still like my dual action Braun from twelve or so years ago. Regular looking brush covers much more area than the tiny round ones. Sonic Care was touted by my dentist seven or eight years ago so I ordered one from Amazon. Felt cheap and again had a tiny little brush but more importantly the first one just failed to turn on. Then the replacement also failed to work. So much for that garbage. My dual action is still going strong although I have to say that I brush while watching YT and it generally is at least six or eight minutes. For other reasons I do not use tooth paste so there is no abrasive action. I also only brush once a day. Seems to work for me as my checkups are very good. I only hope I can replace my Braun dual action when this ones poops out. I have no trouble getting the brushes on line for it. I have no faith in gimmicky products that have no quality control and are built and sold for and by advertising. Flashing lights on a tooth brush for more than a hundred dollars!! P.T. Barnum sure had it right. Take care. Doug
What toothpaste do you use your teeth are super white? Also what floss?
Thank you so much! Just bought a Burst after getting an awesome teeth cleaning. It seems so soft like it isn’t doing anything. But my teeth feel so clean . I did notice that despite my vigilant brushing and flossing , some of the tea stains are returning to my teeth after only a couple of weeks post cleaning. I’m
So sad . Any tips to keep the stains down ? I’m 45 and I drink a lot of unsweetened chai tea . I switched to chai from coffee a couple of years ago and I’ve noticed that tea stains my teeth worse than coffee did . Or is it that I’m getting older and my teeth stain more easily.?Wonderful video!!! I’ve considered trying this experiment myself. But hadn’t looked into where to get the special teeth dye . They used that stuff when I was a kid to show us how to brush properly. I’ve always taken care of my teeth . You only get the one set of adult teeth . It pains me to see people flat out not brush their teeth ! I’d go insane ! Just the bad taste in my mouth and the furry feeling of plaque would drive me nuts ! Thank you 😊
There is no point buying a electric toothbrush if you are going to scrub or use it like a conventional toothbrush. As I like to tell my patients, think of toothpaste as sand, and your teeth as your car paint. Now would you brush with light pressure or heavy pressure.
I guess the point to use it is they have right amount of pressure on your teeth, if you go to heavy it will tell you. At least it’s the way for my sister
I brush my teeth like I’m grating cheese
I'd love to see your thoughts and test results on Triple Brush